Welcome to the professional website of Dr Shiva Prasad, Specialist Orthodontist.
Orthodontic treatment helps improve the alignment of teeth, the relationship between the upper and lower jaws, and overall dental function. Whether you are exploring braces, clear aligners, or solutions for crowded teeth, understanding your treatment options is the first step towards a healthier smile.
Explore orthodontic treatment options and learn what may be suitable for your smile.
Our Key Services
Metal and ceramic braces
Self-ligating braces
Clear aligner treatment
Correction of crowded and misaligned teeth
Bite correction
Orthodontic assessment and treatment planning
Start Your Smile Journey
Book an orthodontic consultation to discuss your concerns, treatment goals, and available options.
Treatment recommendations depend on an individual clinical assessment.
Dr Shiva Prasad is a Specialist Orthodontist with over 12 years of clinical experience and nearly 9 years of academic experience. He is a DHA-licensed practitioner based in Dubai and a Certified Invisalign Provider.
His professional focus includes the assessment and management of orthodontic problems using conventional braces, ceramic braces, self-ligating braces, and clear aligner systems.
Diagnosis and management of malocclusion
Alignment of crowded and irregular teeth
Correction of overbite and overjet
Orthodontic treatment using braces
Clear aligner treatment planning
Individualised orthodontic care
Every smile is different. Orthodontic treatment should be planned according to the patient's dental condition, oral health, functional needs, and treatment goals.
The aim is to provide clear explanations, evidence-informed treatment planning, and appropriate follow-up throughout the orthodontic journey.
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Experienced, caring dental professionals
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State-of-the-art equipment and sterilization standards
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Flexible payment plans & EMI options
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Same-day emergency appointments
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Convenient location with easy parking
Metal braces use brackets and wires to gradually move teeth into planned positions. They are a commonly used option for correcting different types of tooth misalignment and bite problems.
Ceramic braces use tooth-coloured brackets that blend more naturally with the teeth. They may be an option for patients who prefer a less noticeable fixed appliance.
Self-ligating braces use a built-in mechanism to hold the orthodontic wire. Their suitability depends on the individual case and treatment objectives.
Clear aligners are removable, transparent trays designed to move teeth gradually according to a digital treatment plan. They require consistent wear as instructed by the treating orthodontist.
Crowding occurs when there is insufficient space for teeth to align properly. Treatment planning may involve several approaches depending on the amount of crowding, jaw relationships, and individual dental needs.
Orthodontic treatment can help manage bite problems such as increased overjet, deep bite, open bite, and certain crossbites.
An orthodontic assessment considers tooth alignment, jaw relationships, bite, oral health, and relevant diagnostic records before treatment options are recommended.
Important: Not every treatment is suitable for every patient. A clinical examination is necessary to determine the appropriate approach.
Metal Braces
Metal braces use brackets and wires to gradually move teeth into planned positions. They are a commonly used option for correcting different types of tooth misalignment and bite problems.
Ceramic Braces
Ceramic braces use tooth-coloured brackets that blend more naturally with the teeth. They may be an option for patients who prefer a less noticeable fixed appliance.
Ā Self-Ligating Braces
Self-ligating braces use a built-in mechanism to hold the orthodontic wire. Their suitability depends on the individual case and treatment objectives.
Ā Clear Aligners (e.g., Invisalign)
Clear aligners are removable, transparent trays designed to move teeth gradually according to a digital treatment plan. They require consistent wear as instructed by the treating orthodontist.
Lingual Braces
Braces placed on the inner side of the teeth ā completely hidden from view.
Ā Interceptive Orthodontics (Early Childhood Braces)
Preventive treatment for children to correct developing bite or alignment issues.
Teen Orthodontics
Customized orthodontic care for adolescents with a focus on facial aesthetics and function.
Adult Orthodontics
Discreet solutions like aligners or ceramic braces tailored for working professionals.
Jaw Correction (Orthognathic Support)
Orthodontic support in cases requiring surgical correction of jaw alignment.
Retainers (Post-Braces Care)
Custom-made devices to maintain teeth alignment after active orthodontic treatment.
Orthodontic treatment is a branch of dentistry that focuses on correcting the position of teeth and the relationship between the jaws.
Malocclusion means that the teeth or jaws do not meet in an ideal relationship. Examples include crowding, spacing, overbite, overjet, and crossbite.
Crowding occurs when teeth overlap or rotate because there is insufficient space for proper alignment.
Overjet is the horizontal distance between the upper front teeth and the lower front teeth.
Overbite describes the vertical overlap of the upper front teeth over the lower front teeth.
Both can be effective for appropriate cases. The best option depends on the complexity of the tooth movements, bite problems, patient needs, and willingness to follow treatment instructions.
Yes. Teeth move gradually in response to controlled orthodontic forces. Treatment duration varies depending on the case and how consistently the treatment instructions are followed.
Brush carefully twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, clean between the teeth, and follow your dental professional's advice. Patients with braces may need additional cleaning tools.
Educational note: This information is general and does not replace a personalised dental cons
Orthodontic treatment is not limited to teenagers. Adults may also benefit from treatment when their teeth and gums are healthy enough and the treatment is clinically appropriate.
No. Clear aligners can treat many orthodontic problems, but some cases may be better managed with braces or a combination of approaches.
Treatment duration varies with the complexity of the case, the planned movements, and individual response. Your orthodontist can provide an estimate after an assessment.
Some temporary pressure or discomfort can occur after braces are fitted or adjusted. Contact your dental professional if you experience severe or persistent discomfort.
Many foods can still be enjoyed, but hard, sticky, and chewy foods may damage braces. Follow your orthodontist's dietary instructions.
Appointment intervals depend on your appliance and treatment plan. Attend scheduled visits and contact your clinic if an appliance becomes damaged.
Arrange an orthodontic assessment to understand your treatment options, expected duration, responsibilities, costs, and follow-up requirements.